A small collection of valuable and rare Greek silver coin ... [03/24/1882]

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A SMALL COLLECTION

OF VALUABLE AND RARE

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TOGETHER WITH DESIRABLE

Foreign and American

SILVER AND COPPER COINS.

Rare Medals, and Bunched Lots of Medals

and Politicals.

TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION,

BY

BANGS & CO.,

739 Sc 741 BROADWAY,
New York City.

On Friday, the 24th day of March. 1882,

At 2 o’clock, P. M.

Bids will be faithfully executed by all reputable Coin Dealers throughout the country,

anil by the Auctioneers.

t Al'AI.Oia Kit It Y

H. P. SMITH, 269 West 52d Street, N Y. City.

ATAL OGUE,

FOREIGN COPPERS.

V 1 1791. Sierra Leone Cent. Crouching lion. Bronze proof
<*- $ 2 17H8 and ’92. Barbadoes Pennies. Revs., Pineapple and
Neptune. Good 2 pieces

6~/ 3 1793. Bermuda Penny. Rev., Ship sailing. A ery good
3 7 ■* 1833. Liberia Col. Soc. Cent. Obv., Negro hailing a ship.

I Tncirculated

Hi 5 1773. Moldavia. 3 kopecks. Oval shields beneath a crown.
Good. Size 22

/ 6 0 1812. Warsaw. 3 groszy, and Dantzig, 1 groschen of
Marshal Radetsky. Very good and fair 2 pieces

£ 7 1754 to 1840. Poland, Rus. and Prussia-Poland. All dif-
ferent. Poor to good 7 pieces

,3 J 8 1803. Russia. Large 5 kopecks. Arms in five circles.
Very good. Size 27

/ {) L 9 1731 to 1852. Russia, Dengin. 1,2 and 5 kopecks. Good
lot 7 pieces

-G / 10 1828. Greece. 10 Lepta of Governor Capodistrial ; also,
10 Bani of Romania. Very good 2 pieces

/ Z, 11 1840. Greece. < )tho T. 1, 2, 5 and 10 Lepta. Good set

4 pieces

/ -L 12 1263. Tunis, 2 Caroubs ; Egypt, 5, 10 and 40 Paras;

Turkey, 5 and 10 Paras. Very good and desirable 7 pees.
/)~13 Bengal. 1 Pie and £ Anna. Very good 2 pieces

/o 14 1810. Pulo- Penang. ^ Anna. Very good
^ d 15 Burmah and Siam. J, ^ Fung, and J Anna. Peacock,
elephant, and crown ; (former pewter). Good. 3 pieces
10 India. $ Annas; $ Pice; ?, and 1 Cent, etc. Good
lot 15 pieces

/ <S> 17 Java. I). E. Indies. Rooster, arms, etc. Very good. 5 pieces
6 18 1044 to 1800. China. All different sizes, etc. 14 pieces

4

Foreign Copper*.

4 19

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/O 21

/H 22
^ 0 23

Z6 24

2*% 25

2*/ 20
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/ 7 28
/)' 29
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2-4 31
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36

37

Danish W. Indies. Dominica, Haiti, Havana (latter a
token). Good 8 pieces

1871. Jamaica. Nickel Penny, and Kingston token. Very
good and fair 2 pieces

18/1. Brazil. Nickel 200 and 100 Reis, and bronze 10 and
20 Reis. Very good 4 pieces

\ enezuela, Cayenne, Demarary, Mexico, etc. Poor to good

9 pieces

1847. Republic of New Granada. | and 1 decimo de real.

Fine set and only issue of this State. Rarely seen 2 pees.
1871. Guatemala. Bronze Centavo. Very pretty coin;

the only base coin issued. Very fine
1862. Honduras. 4 Pesos. Rev., “ Moneda Provisional,”
etc , around arms. Very good. (This coin was current
for doubloon.) Size 20

1840. Buenos Ayres. 1 Real. Rev., “ Viva la Federacion.”
Very good

1861. New Brunswick. Half Cent. Very good and
desirable

1855. Prince Edward Island. Cent. First issue with
name spelled “Edward.” Very good
1857. Prince Edward Island. Cent. Rev. inscription same
as on obv., but incused l. Verv good

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Canada. 56 varieties ; all different. One small date 1820,
with large head to left ; die badly broken on right, which
I have never seen before. Poor to fine 56 pieces

Canada. 24 varieties ; all different. Poor to fine 24 pieces
Canada. 1880. Socicte St. Jean-Baptiste de Quebec. W.
M. Fine. Size 24

1853. Belgium. 10 Centimes of Leopold I. Obv., His
head. Rev., Jugated heads of Duke and Duchess of
Brabant. Struck at their marriage. Fine. Also, 5 Cent
of San Marino. Very fair 2 pieces

Belgium. 2 Centimes; different dates 13 pieces

1718. Sweden. Dalers of (’has. XII. Jupiter and Saturn.

Good 2 pieces

1494. “Maximilian I. Imperatoris Munus, mcccclxxxxiiii.”
Obv., Bust to right, etc. Remarkably well preserved
for this early date. Size 18

1594. Holland. Five men pulling down a tree. Rev.,
“ Covordia Obsidione,” etc., in 8 lines ; date oio 10 xciv
below. Very fair. Size 19

Foreign Copper*.

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2 2 40

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1594. Holland. Obv., Arms. Rev., “Institut. Camera,”
etc.; 7 lines. Very good. Size 18
Holland Cents. Different dates 13 pieces

Female arousing man beneath a tree, “(), Thoma, reveille
toy.” Rev., Soldiers before a pawnbroker’s. Good. Size Hi
1771. Saxony. Pewter token of the great famine, 1771-72.

Rev., Prices of food. Good. Size 28
Collection of Coppers of various countries: China, Japan,
Greece, Russia, Venezuela, Haiti, Tuscany, Sweden,
Sehwarzenberg, Reuss, etc., etc., etc. Xo duplicates

225 pieces

Another lot, not averaging so large ; all different. 100 pees.
1733. Isle of Man. Penny of Duke James. Eagle with
infant. Very good

Dublin id. Rev., Harp on causeway. Also, Theatre token.
Old price riots. Obv.,* “ Oh, my head aitches.” Former
fair ; latter very good 2 pieces

1794. Hon. W. Pitt. id. token of Cinque Ports. Uncirc’d

1795. Newgate ; and 1794, South Shields. id. tokens;

bronze proofs 2 pieces

1795. Fred. Duke of York |d. tokens. Revs., Frigate to
right and ship to left. Uncirculated 2 pieces

1791. Warwickshire id. token. Bust of Shakespeare.
Uncirculated

1793. Norwich, Rev., Bird; Wainfleet, Rev., Church;
Sir Dunstan, dwarf, Mayor of Garrat ; and Salters; id.
tokens. Beautiful, uncirculated lot 4 pieces

1838-1879. English J and id.; different dates 22 pieces

Collection of Spielmarkes; 40 varieties 44 pieces

Base silver and counterfeit Coins, among which are Zodiac
Rupees, etc.; foreign and American; some may be genuine

56 pieces

Lot of unassorted foreign Coppers. Poor to fine 250 pees.
Another lot, suitable for dealers. Poor to fine 2 5s pieces

Lot of Copperheads, or war tokens of 1863. No duplicates

143 pieces

Another lot; all different 121 pieces

Another lot; all different 100 pieces

Another lot; all different 78 pieces

Another lot; duplicates of foregoing lots 12o pieces

6

Foreign Medals.

POLISH SILVER COINS, ETC.

J~Z 61
JV 62
3d 63

jy 64

63 65

3 y ee

So 67
3d 68
3 A3 69

/ ! o 70

1539. Sigismond I. Groat. Head to right. Rev., Arms
of Dantzig. Very good

1548. Sigismond I. Groschen for Lithuania. Rev., Cavalier
charging. Good

1614. Sigismond III. Groats ; one with Swedish arms on

eagle. Very good 2 pieces

1767. Stanislaus. 2 Groszy, and a Groszy of 1740. Very
good and fair 2 pieces

1829. Alexander I. 5 Zlot. His head on obv. Rev., Title
of Nicholas I. Good. Size 20
1831. Kingdom of Poland. Coined by Revolutionists. 10
Groszy. Very line

1835. Independent Krakow.' 5 and 10 Groszy. Obv.,
Arms of City. Uncirculated 2 pieces

1791. Medal of Asmi Achmet Effendi. Bust to left. Silver.
Very good. Size 18

Large Relief Medallion, representing the “ Oath of the
Grutli.” The three warriors with clasped and upheld
hands ; crescent and stars above ; arms of three cantons
below. A beautiful work, struck in high relief ; incused
on rev. Oval ; silver. Size 38x46
1706. John, Duke of Marlborough. Fine bust of Queen
Anne’s favorite. Rev., Mars, with shields and trophy ; 3
victims at his feet ; “ Gallisacie devictis Brabantia, Blan-
der et Antwerp,” etc. Fine. Silver. Size 23

FOREIGN MEDALS.

/ Z 71 1869. John Hus. Obv,, His bust to left. Rev., Rock on
which he was burned. Slavonic inscription. Another,
same obv. Rev., Inscription in wreath. W. M. Fine.
Size 20 2 pieces

~72 1877. John Ziska, the martyr, who gave his skin to be used
for a drum-head. Obv., His bust, with patch over one
eye. Rev., Arms of a city. Slavonic inscription. Fine.
W. M. Size 17

l'nrruju Mtdals.

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1826.

Pope

Leo

XII. Jubilee medal,

bronze. Also an

iron

medal

of

Pius VII. Good and poor.

Sizes 16 and

25

2 pieces

// 74

1830.

Pius

IX.,

medals from size 6 to

20.

One incloses

two steel prints of Christ, which slide out. Silver, bronze
and plated. Fine 4 pieces

//To St. Michael’s Assoc, of N. Y. Obv., St. Mich, casting out
the devil. Very finely executed, llev., “ Blessed by
H. II. Pius IX.,” etc. Bronze. Fine. Size 26
/0 To Cathedrals of Milan, Ulm, Rheims, and New York. Cardi-
nals Borromeo and McCloskey. Copper (one gold plated)
and W. M. Sizes 15 to 23 4 pieces

y TT Catholic Medals. St. Alphonsus, Lourdes Virgin, etc. Va-
rious shapes. Silver, bronze and glass. Sizes 8 to 22

T pieces

J~ 7S Protestant Medals. Green and Warren Streets Churches.

Jersey City and L. Merion S. S. Heads of Wesley,
Brainerd, Washington, etc. W. M. Sizes 16 to 24. 13 pcs
// T9 Garibaldi. Heads to right and left. Rev., Rome and
Venice appealing to Italia ; and Rev., War of Italian In-
dependence, etc. W. M. and bronze. Fine. Sizes 15
and 24 2 pieces

/ 80 Count Cavour. Fine portrait. Ilev., 8 lines. Peacock

bronze. Fine. Size 15

1T95. Bataille de Castiglione; nude gladiators fighting.
Rev., To the army of Italy. Fine. Bronze. Size 2T
82 1581. Venice, Doge Nicolo Da Ponte and Joan Trivisano.
Rev., Transfer of the remains of St. Stephen to St.
George’s Church. Fine old medal. Bronze. 26
/ J_0 83 1860. Spanish war medal for North Africa. Circular
backed by a cross. Good. 24 x 29
/ & 84 1859. Isabella II. Large head. Rev., Inscription of 14
lines, relative to African war. W. M. Fine. Size 36
// 85 I860. Isabella II. Smaller head. Rev., Events of the
campaign, in 12 lines. W. M. Fine. 32
/ Z' 86 1862. Isabella II. Bust to left. Obv., Names of provinces
Rev., Struck on her visit to Andalusia and Murcia. W. M.
Bronzed. Very good. Size 32

/ <£- 8T 1820. Ferdinand VII. Fine head to left. Rev., Hispania
undraping tablets. Relates to the restoration of the Con-
stitution. Very good. Bronze. Size 32

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Foreign Medals.

/ 88 1816. Ferdinand and Elizabeth. Jugated busts. Rev.,
Young Hercules between lions and pillar. Bronze. Very
good. Size 22

0 89 1814. Madrid. Crowned arms of city. Rev., Triumphant

entry of the Government, etc. Bronze; silver plated.
Very good. 27

/ Z 90 1776. Charles III. Large bust to right. Rev., Man kneel-
ing before a female; “Malaga,” etc. Bronze. Good.
Size 38

91 1856. Inauguration of Madrid R. R. ; also one of Carlos de
Quilfeldt. Rev., Arms on shield. Very good. Bronze.
Sizes 17 and 20 2 pieces

5~ 92 Yucatan. Female holding liberty cap; eagle, etc. Rev.,
Republica Mexicana, etc. Also one of American Mis-
sionary Society to Mexico. W. M. Fine. Size 25. 2 pcs.
Z 0 93 1836. British and Foreign Temperance Society. U.S.jlag
amid rose, thistle, leek and shamrock. Rev., A fountain
surrounded by 230 letters. The most beautiful of its class.
Pierced. Silver. Fine. Size 21. Also a similar one in
W. M. Size 24 2 pieces

94 Eaxd Bridgewater. Fine portrait to right. Bronze. Fine.

Size 26

95 1805. Funeral medal of Lord Nelson. One of Earl St.

Vincent, 1797. Rev., Two angels in a dangerous locality.
Fine. W. M. Sizes 33 and 34 2 pieces

5~96 1809. Col. Wardle. Another of Geo. IV., 1821, Corona-
tion. Fine. W. M. Sizes 25 and 30 2 pieces

/6 97 1862. Victoria, by JBovy. Her most beautiful portrait.
Rev., Exhibition building. W. M. Size 32

6 98 1851. Exposition, interior and exterior views; and Thames
Tunnel views. W. M. Fine. Size 24 3 pieces

y 99 1855. Gen. Pelissier. Rev., View of siege of Sebastopol.

Another of Gen. Duvivier, 1848. Rev., Statue. Peacock
bronze. Fine. Size 15 2 pieces

y 100 Napoleon I. Rev., Bertrand. Rev., Sarcophagus. Rev.,
Boulogne camp; and one from the erection of Cherbourg
statue. 2 Duodecagonal. Silver plated. 1 Bronze. Fine.
Size 15 4 pieces

6 101 Napoleon IV. Ilis baptism. Portrait as a youth. Also his
parents. Peacock bronze. Fine. Size 15 4 pieces

Ju>rt ////t Medals.

9

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/O 103

£ 104

6 105
/ O 106

6~ 107
/ 0 108

4 109
6 HO

y 111

/ O 112
J" 113

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1793. “Louis XVII. Koi de France.” Fine portrait of
this unfortunate Prince. Rev., “Si tot qu’il bait un Roi,
doit on cesser de l’etre? 1793.’’ W. M. Fine. Size 20
1843. Ferdinand Philippe. Head to right. Rev., Chapel
St. Ferdinand. Erected in memory of the lost Prince
Royal. Very good. Bronze. Size 32
1843. Same, but smaller. Fine. And one, Birth of heir
of Chas. X. Fair. Bronze. Sizes 16 and 24 2 pieces

Henry IV. and Louis XVIII. Fine heads. Bronze. Size 20
Napoleon I., by Andrieu. Rev., Entry to Moscow. Rev.,
A River-God seated. Rev., Erection of Westphalia as a
kingdom. Rev., Emp. crowning female. Bronze. In-
jured by fire. Size 26 4 pieces

Louis XIV. and XV. Various reverses. Been overheated.

Poor. Bronze. Sizes 23 to 32 6 pieces

1770. Maria Theresa and Francis of Austria. Fine por-
traits. Rev., Commerce of Germany and Italy joined.
Fine. W. M. Sizes 32 and 21 2 pieces

1791. Leopold II. and Francis II. Austria. Heads to right.

Rev., Shields of arms. Bronze. Fine. Size 21 3 pieces

Francis I. and M. Theresa. Fine busts vis-a-vis. Rev.,
Busts of the infant Princes. A fine old W. M. medal.
Bronzed. Size 29

1848. Duke John of Austria. Bust with the “Golden
Fleece.” Rev., The Council Hall at Frankfort. W. M.
Fine. Size 26

1833. Council House of Breslau. A queer building. Very
good. Bronze. Size 28

1831. Heise of Hamburg, Schiller, and rare old medal of
Philip of Orange, 1605. Rev., Ship with contrary winds.
W. M. and bronze. Poor to good 3 pieces

174 7. Win. of Orange and Anna of England. Jugated
busts. Rev., 8 shields. “ Stadtholder, Admiral and Cap-
tain-Gen. of 7 Provinces.” One with bust to left. Rev.,
Lion rampant. Staff-General of United Netherlands.
Bronze. Fine (latter pierced). Size 26 2 pieces

1758. Frederick the Great. Bust. And one, Frederick on
horseback. Camp in field (Rossbach). Rev. of both, an
eagle flying, “ Defender of the Protestants.” Bronze.
Very good. Size 24 2 pieces

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U. S. Coins , Tokens and Paper Money.

/ C 116 1757. Fred, the Great. Bust. Rev., M. Theresa humbled.

Another. Rev., Justice trampling a chained figure.
Bronze. Pierced. Good and fair. Sizes 16 and 20. 2 pcs.
‘f 117 1686. Ofen, besieged by the r Forks. Spirited scene. Bronze.
Very good. Size 19

// 118 1871. Capitulation of Paris. Another, View of the sea
fight at Eckernfords in 1849. Another, Fight in first Punic
war. Bronze. Fine and good. Size 13 and 20 3 pieces

o 119 1871. Kaiser Wilhelm. Peace medal. One of Bismark.

Fox and stork. And large crippled medal. Bronze and
W. M. Fine. Latter poor 5 pieces

U. S. COINS, TOKENS AND PAPER MONEY

JL-Lf- 120 Rev., Decatuk, between sprigs of palm and laurel. Obv.,

Spread eagle, surrounded by 15 stars. Copper. Good.

Size 11. I have never seen this token before
121 1837. Tokens. All different. Very good
6 122 1837. Tokens. All different Good

6 123 1837. Tokens. Unassorted. Very good’ lot

6~ 124 Another lot. Unassorted. Poor to good
J“125 Old Store Cards. No restrikes. Some rare.

2- 126
3 0 127

128

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129

fi* / / y- 130
/<y_6 131

„ //x 132

2/jr 133

- 134

25 pieces
IS pieces
52 pieces
46 pieces
All different
40 pieces

Another lot. Poor to good. With duplicates 20 pieces
Rare cards. Doremus & Nixon, 39 Nassau Street; D.
Gowan’s & Co., New Orleans; and S. C. Erwin, Cincinnati.
Fair to fine 3 pieces

Cards of Coin Dealers. Idler, Warner, Mason, Sage, Zahm,
Scott, Sampson, Dickeson, Merriam, Key, Lovett and W.
Va. Society’s cards. Reverses of Washington, McClellan,
<&c. 4 are of a beautiful peacock bronze color. Some

rare mules. No duplicates 21 pieces

Collection of 1863 Store Cards and Tokens. All different.

Good to uncirculated 270 pieces

Another lot. All different. Good to uncir. 185 pieces

Another lot. All uncirculated and different 136 pieces

Small lot of varieties. No duplicates. Good to uncir. 88 pieces

A lot of unassorted War Tokens 208 pieces

Another lot, rather better than last 208 pieces

U. S. ( ■ bins , Tokens and Paper Money.

1 I

7 y 135

/ 130

/ 0J[ 137

6 138
Qj / 139

J/ 140

141

/ £ 142
S 6 143

o,141

/ 7 145

17 140

d0 147

,148

/J 149

// 150

/«P 151
2 1 152

*2 o -153

£ J' 154

1783, Silver plated facsimile of first U. S. half dollar.
Obv., Nova Constkllatio. Rev., 500 u. s. in wreath;
Libertas Justitia surrounding. Well executed
1825. U. S. half dollar, in copper; shows traces of plating.

The best counterfeit ever struck. Very good
1778. Non Dependens Status. Rev., America. Struck
copy of this unique piece. Silver. Very fine
Half cents, 1803 to 1857. Fair to uncir. and red. 11 pieces
Half cents, 1857 and 1828, twelve stars. Red, uncirculated
and good 2 pieces

1759. 10 and 20 shilling notes of Pennsylvania, printed by

Ben. Franklin. One rev., Stork, elephant and squirrel.
Very fair. Mended 2 pieces

Old bank notes. Various States. No duplicates 25 pieces
Uncirculated cents. 1820, 1851, ’53, ’55 and ’50 5 pieces

Franklin cents. 1787. “ States United.” Uncirculated, but
weak impressions 2 pieces

Paper Money. United States, Sept. 26, 1778, *7, £8, $20,

$30, $40 and $60. Good to fine 6 pieces

United States. $J, Feb. 17, 1 770; $7, July 22, ’70; $55

Jan. 14, ’79. Fair and tine 3 pieces

North Carolina, Dec. 1771, 5 shillings; and New York,

Feb. loth, 1771, £5. Very fair. Mended 2 pieces

Pennsylvania. Oct. 1st, 1 775. 2, 15, 20 and 50 shillings.

Good 4 pieces

Pennsylvania. April loth, 1777. 3, 4 and 9 pence; 3, 0

and 20 shillings. Good 6 pieces

Pennsylvania. June 18, 1704. 20 shillings, and notes of other
dates, 2 to 40 shillings. All different. The former by
Franklin A Hall. Average fair 7 pieces

New Jersey. March 25th, 1770. 1, 1 .1, 3, 0, 12, 15,30 shil-
lings, and £0. Fine. 8 pieces

New Jersey. Duplicates of all but the t'0. Fine 7 pieces

South Carolina. Dec. 23d, 1770. $1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $0 and

$8. Fine 7 pieces

South Carolina. April loth, 1778. 2s. 0d; 3s. 9d.; 5 and

lo shillings. All on uncut sheet. Fine. 4 notes
South Carolina, Feb. 8th, 1779. $70 and $9o. Good and

fine 2 pieces

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American Medals , Etc.

- / 155 South Carolina. June 1st, 1775, £10; and Feb. 14th, 1777,
$20. Very fair 2 pieces

^/z. 15(3 Pennsylvania and New Jersey. 4 pence to 20 shillings. All
different. Poor to line 6 pieces

• AMERICAN MEDALS, Etc.

All are Bronze imless otherwise stated. Closing number refers

to size.

2, P>7 Washington and Lafayette. By Wright c b Bale. Small
heads in wreath. Rev., “ Par nobile fratrum.” Silver.
Fine. 17

V i) 158 Washington. By Wright. Head to left. Rev., 6 line in-
scription in oak wreath. Fine. 28

/ L 159 Washington. Same obverse. Rev., Blank. Fine. Thick,
white metal. 28

/j " 160 Lafayette. By Bale. Bust to right. Rev, blank. “ P”
(Prime)? Fine. 30

Ji) 161 Lafayette. Same in white metal. Also Fremont. Rev.,
Surveyors. White metal. Fine. 2 pieces. 30 and 27

/ i) 162 Washington. 8 Presidents’ portraits on obverse. Rev.,
Their names. Also Jackson funeral medal. White metal.
Fine. 2 pieces. 29 and 18

/ O 163 Henry Clay. Rev., Baltimore Monument. Another; Rev.,
“ Born in Virginia, 1777,” etc., in 13 lines. White metal.
Fine. 2 pieces. 22 and 23

// 164 Fillmore. By Odling. Fine portraits. Rev., “ The Union”
amid stars; and rev., “No North, no South,” etc., in 10
lines. Fine. White metal. 2 pieces. 24

/ 2- 165 Lincoln and Johnson, 1864. Portraits in ovals, eagle perched
above. White metal. Fine. 26

/ 2.166 “Abram” Lincoln, 1860. By .T. 1). Lovett. Rev., “Our
Next President”; and rev., radiated fasces. White metal.
Fine. 2 pieces. 20

5‘ 167 Temperance American Juvenile Society. By Bale. Two
revs.; also, 1847 Sons of Temperance Celebration. By
Lovett. White metal. Fine. 2 pieces. 21 and 24

American Medals, Ktc.

/ O 108 Atlantic Cable. And one muled with rev., “ Boy and Dog”;

also Pridgens Ancient School-Boy. White metal. Fine.

3 pieces. 20 and 26

/J_J 160 Washington. Protile bust, same as Stuart’s Painting. Iron.

First nickel and then tin plated. Very fine. 6.1 x 5 in.

/li'170 Washington. Head and bust. Like Eecleston’s Medal.

Civilians costume. Iron, bronzed. Very fine, 7] x 5 i in.

4* 0 171 Benj. Franklin. Natus Boston, 1706. \ cry fine. 29

Horatio Gates. Puri Strenuo. iloste ad Saratogam,
Oct. 17, 1776. Edge rev. not perfect. Small spots.

Proof. 86

^ 178 Oliver Hazard Perry. Presented by Government of Penn-

sylvania. Ilev., We have met the enemy, etc. Battle
Scene on Lake Erie. Rev., Die broken. Proof. 38
174 Oliver Hazard Perry. Presented by same for Pennsylvania
Volunteers. Proof. 88

1 3j> 175 M ajor-General Andrew Jackson. Resolution of Con-
gress for Battle of New Orleans in 1815. Rev., Angel
and Goddess of Peace, marking upon tablet “Orleans.”
Proof. 42

Jo 176 Major-General William H. Harrison. Rev., Battle Scene of
the Thames; a few spots. Proof. 42
(jO 1 7 7 Winfiei.d Scott. The Commonwealth of I irginia presents
this Medal to, etc. War with Mexico, 1847. Rev., Plains
of Mexico. Pillar on which are names of battles, etc. By
Wright. Proof, and the best one I ever saw. 58
-£.o^ 178 1853. Exhibition of the industry, etc., New York. By
Wright. Obw, Figure of Angel. Peace and Plenty. Silver
Proof. 36

•C 179 1854. Resolution of Congress. Presented by President of
United States to Duncan N. Ingraham, for conduct, etc.
Wreath and eagle. ( )bv., Sloop and brig of war, “Smyrna.”
Th is medal is the largest size that van be struck by a die.
Proof. 64

//if" 180 1854. Commodore M. C. Perry. Head and bust. Rev.

in wreath, Presented by Merchants of Boston, for
services in the Treaty with Japan, Ac. Proof. 42

2. df' I SI James Buchanan, President. Head and bust. Rev. within
wreath of oak leaves. First embassy from Japan to the
U. S., I860. Proof. 48

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American, Medals ,

182

183

•2/ 3 3 1 84

J ^3~ 185
186

2- <£? 187

*2 £2 188
/ ZtTl> 189

3 /_£ 190

191
/J~ 192

A*" 193
/<^-z> 194

Abraham Lincoln. Profile after the Union Square statue.
Portrait by the eminent designer, Gaillioust. This is the
only one ever offered for sale before. Yellow bronze cast-
ing. Fine. 64x40

Abraham Lincoln. Porcelain placque made in France.
Bust and Head of Lincoln without beard. Perfection.
Desirable. 6fx7-£ in.

1862. Abraham Lincoln, President , rC*c. Rev., Indian
attempting to scalp another ; quiver, bow, pipe, head of
Indian. Within circle, Indian plowing, children, house, &c.
Proof. 48

Abraham Lincoln. Profile bust. Iron, nickel plated.
Very fine. 7x4^ in.

Abraham Lincoln. Head and bast upon a plaque. Iron.
Head gold plated, plaque silver plated. Desirable. Ex-
tremely fine. 4fx5f- in.

Abraham Lincoln. Gold or plated locket for two pictures,
with head and bust of Lincoln cut from cameo. Head
black on whitish ground. Sharp cut. Extremely fine.
15x12

Abraham Lincoln. Gentleman’s scarf pin. Gold or plated
cameo. Head and bust. Head white on red ground.
Sharp cut. Extremely fine

1859. Harsen Medal. By Muller. His head and bust. Rev.,
Ten doctors around a bed, on which is a patient; below,
“College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York.” This
is a 2d prize medal, and given as such in 1866. Extremely
fine condition and desirable. In a reversable case. 60

Dr. Baron Decan us. Head and bust. Rev., Urbi et orbi
salus. Coat arms, sun, storks, &c. Facult. Medic. Paris,
1754. Very fine. 18

Lafayette, Gal- en Chef. Head left. About the same head
as the Voltaire medal. Rev., Defenseur, etc. Proof. 14

Head and bust of Garfield (gilt) in a circle upon a square
plaque or ground of plastic brown wood; also one of
Arthur. Very fine. 2 pieces. 4|x4| in.

Same in all respects of Hancock and English 2 pieces

Ancient penance belt from a Tyrolese convent, used about
the 15th century by monks or nuns, next their skin (the
pointed side), as penance; has been used considerable, as
is shown by the points. I know of no other in the coun-
try. Perfect and desirable

I \il liable Greek Si! n r Coins.

15

•I/O 195
6 l_0 196

/ 3 >"197

6^ 1 98
99

■' > 'O 200

3 ?£ 201

Z 31) 2 02
J 0/0 203

/ 3 $0 204

205
L/2J 206

VALUABLE GREEK SILVER GOINS.

Abdera, in Thrace. Didrachm. Obv., A griftin reclining.

Rev., Head of Apollo. Good. Size 14; weight 153 grs.
/Egina, in Attica. Didrachm. Obv., Fine perfect tortoise.
Rev., Punch mark of live indentations. 1 >ry good,
size 13; weight 190 grs.

Arad us, in Phceneeia. Drachm. Obv., A bee. ltev., A
stag, palm tree in background. Good. Size 10; weight
56 grs.

Argos, in Argolis. Ilemidrachm. Obv., Forepart of a
wolf. Rev., An eagle beneath large A in square, sur-
rounding is li.l'OS 02-. Fine. Size 10; weight 35 grs.
Orotona, in Bruttium. Didrachm. Obv., A tripod, a stork
to right, QPOT to left. Rev., Incused design. Fine.
Size 13; weight 120 grs.

Cyprus. Didrachm. Obv., A flying dove. Rev., Hercules
standing. Rev. poor. Obv very good. End clipped at
mint to adjust its weight. Size 13; weight 143 grs.
Dyrrachium, in Illyria. Didrachm. Obv., Cow and calf.
Rev., The Gardens of Alcinous I., the host of Ulysses;
J Tl\ and club of Hercules surrounding. Very fine.
Size 14; weight 171 grs.

Himera, in Sicilia. Drachm. Obv., A rooster to right. Rev.,
Another in an incused square. Very good. Size, 13;
weight 90 grs.

Orestae, in Macedonia. Didrachm. Obv., A satyr kneeling
holds a nymph; the exposure of a certain part of the
former’s person indicates the depraved tastes of the
ancient Greeks. Rev., Rude punchmark. I Iry fine and
perfect. Size 15; weight 159 grs.

Rhodes. Broad didrachm. Head of Apollo. -faced.
Rev., Balaustium flower (?) and rosebud, eagle to left,
PO below, above (-) I2l. A tine and desirable

coin. Size 16; weight 200 grs.

Selge, in Pisidia. Didrachm. K between two wrestlers.
Rev., A man with sling, club and triquetra to right.
^ h II Very good. Size 15; weight 1 45 grs.

Selinus, in Sicily. Didrachm. Obv., A large parsley leaf;
rubbed. Rev., A punchmark of 16 sections. Very good.
Size 15; weight 13 1 grs.

IG

Valuable Greek Silver Coins.

/30b~ 207

208

70 209

So 210

211

/ 7 (TV 212

Sybaris, in Lucania. Didrachm. Broad, very early form
Obv., A bull to left. Rev., Same incused (see Humphrey,
page 82). Fine. Size 17; weight 100 grs.

Syracuse, in Sicily. Tetradrachm. Obv., Head of Ceres,
dolphins in field. Rev., A quadriga to left, Victory above.
Good. Size 16; weight 239 grs.

Syracuse. Obolus. Obv., Head of Medusa to right. Rev.,
An octopus or “devil fish.’’ Very good. Size S; weight
1 0 grs.

Tarentum, in Calabria. Obolus. Obv., A shell. Rev.,
Dolphin and a shell. Fine. Size 7; weight 10 grs.

Thasos, in Thracia. Didracbm. A kneeling satyr holds a
nymph, same remarks applying as in lot 203. Rev., Rude
punchmark. Very good, and thick ; early type. Pierced
in field. Size 12; weight 154 grs.

Thurium, in Lucania. Tetradrachm. Head of Pallas to
left, the monster Scylla on the helmet. Rev., Enraged
bull to right, a dolphin below. A beautiful specimen of
this rarity. Fine. Size 18; weight .241 grs. Cost the
owner $19

-£,AV213 Alex. Great. Tetradrachm. Obv., Head Hercules. Rev.,
Alexander seated. Edge clipped. Very fair. 245 grs.

The following are from the famous collection of Prince Torlonia

of Rome:

/ 0 2-$~ 214 Syracuse. Tetradrachm. Obv., Head of Arethusa crowned
with sedges and surrounded by dolphins. Rev., A quad-
riga to left. The triquetra, the symbol of Trinacria, in
field above. 2TPAKG2T.ON in ex. This magnificent coin,
of the finest period of Greek art (400 B.C.), is in very
high relief, well and sharply struck, and fine in condition.
Is a gem in every respect. Size 15

£ 6fO 215 Egypt. Tetradrachm of Ptolemy I., Soter. Struck in 293
B.C., as indicated by the date AA thereon. Obv., A fine
portrait to right. Rev., An eagle on a thunderbolt, name,
title and date surrounding. Very fine and sharp. Size, 1G

I ’u l uable Greek Silrer (Joins.

I

ZZy 210

/ /zy~2i

3 218

% 2 1 9

Egypt. Tetradrachmof Nero, struck in 07 A. I). Obv., llea<l
of Nero to left, in fair condition. Rev., Veiled bust ot
IIERA to right. Legend, HI* 1 IP I EPA (Hera of Argos).
This is an historical reverse, showing Nero’s attempt to
conciliate the Egyptians, by placing their goddess Hera,
the sister of Jupiter, on the coins. Rev., Fine. Size 10

Thrace. Tetradrachm of Lysimachus, 324-282 B.C. Obv.,
An exceedingly beautiful portrait, so exquisitely repre-
sented that the pupil of the eye and inner portion of the
ear are clearly defined, the horn of Ammon encircling the
ear. Rev., Minerva, seated with spear and buckler, holds
a Victory. A flambeau in field. AfZIM \\<)I on left.
Fine and perfectly struck. Size 18

Syria. Tetradrachm of Philip. Epiphanes Philadelphia^ ,
95 B.C. Obv., His portrait to right. Rev., Jupiter hold-
ing a Victory and hasta. (frlAZHIIOP PLUG* l\<)E2z
<PIA IAEA <&() f. Very good. Size 10

Gallo-graicia. Tetradrachm of Amyntas I., 36 B.C.,the last
King of this country. Obv., Fine helmeted head to right.
A monogram in field. Rev., Victory walking to left with
a decorated hasta. AM ENTOP below. Very fine, sharp
and broad. Size 19

3 A~L> 220 Egypt. Tetradrachm of Ptolemy I., Soter. Struck in 300
1>.C. ( -KE ). Very similar to lot 215, but different mint.
Good. Size 10

37 s 221 Athens. JBroad tetradrachm. Obv., Head of Minerva. A
griffon on helmet. Rev., Standing on an oil jar, a female
supporting the three graces. The names of Socrates and
Dionysius to left. Very good. Size 18

Z, 222 Messana. Tetradrachm. Obv., A large hare running to
right, WE22ENK bV, the S’s reversed. Rev., A biga to
right. Weakly struck. Obv., Very "good. Thick, early
type. Size 10

/J ~~A 223 Syria. Tetradrachmof Demetrius 111. A remarkably well
executed counterfeit struck in silver by Becker. Original
valued over 8100. Fine. Size 18

18

Ancient Hadrian and Homan Bronze Coins.

HEBREW

COINS, BRONZES (See Marl: xii., 42).

/ (TV 224

6 O 22 5

$ C 226

% O 227

Q 0 228
229

jfjl 230

43 A.D. Herod Agrippa, Lepton or Mite. Obv., An um-
brella, “King Agrippa.” Rev , Three ears of wheat.
Very fair. Size 10. See Acts xxvi., 28. He says to St.
Paul, “ Almost thou persuadest me to be a Christian.”

58 A. 13. Mite of the Procurator Claudius Felix, who im-
prisoned Paul, expecting a bribe (Acts xxiv, 26). Obv.,
A palm branch, “ Kaicaroc.” Rev., in laurel wreath,
“Nerono.” Good. Size 10

54 A.D. Mite of Claudius Felix, under Nero and Britan-
nicus. Obv., Crossed shields and javelins. Rev., A date
palm. Very fair. Size 1 1

68 A.D. Mite of Prince Simon, son of Gamaliel the Nasi of
the Sanhedrim. The smallest coin struck during the re-
volt of the Jews. Obv., A vine leaf, “ deliverance of
Zion.” Rev., The golden vase of the Temple, “ year two.”
Good. Size 10.

69 A.D. Another mite of Simon. Same, but “year three.”
Very fair. Size 10

135 B. C. Shekel of Simon Maccabauis. Counterfeit.
Plated. Size 13

1841. Medal of Solomon Heine. Obv., His portrait to left.
Rev., View of the Jewish Hospital at Hamburg. Very
good. Size, 14

ANCIENT BACTRIAN AND ROMAN BRONZE COINS.

7 3 231

<7 Z 232

Z/ 2, 233

L/- 1 234

Warrior beside Sacred Yak. Rev., King in field. Hercules
club to right. And another. Obv., Bust to right. Rev.,
King on horse. Good. Sizes 13 and 17 2 pieces

Sacred Yak below a square. Rev., A tiger. And another.
Head to right. Rev., Cavalier with sword. Good. Sizes
13 and 16 2 pieces

King riding an elephant. Rev., Warrior to left. And
another with King on horseback. Good and very fair.
Sizes 12 and 15 2 pieces

Large bust to right. Rev., Cavalier before a trident. And
another. Obv., Sacred Yak and attendant. Rev., King
before an altar. Good and fair. Size 13 and 16 2 pcs.

United States Cents.

19

<-tO 235
V O 230

/S' 237

/O 238

/ 3 239

JZ.^240

2 O 241
2 0 242
/9 243
•£ 6 244

2 2 245

/LO 240
/7/-247
£J'248

24S)
Z L 250

// 251

SL / 252
6 253

J 7f 254

/ Crd 255
£ ?£' 250

Cavaliers to right, large and small. Rev., Bust with sceptre
and priest before inverted trident. Good. Size 13 2 pcs.

Sacred Yak. Rev., King to left. And another. Obv., A
large bird displayed. Very fair. Sizes 12 and 10 2 pcs.

THE FOLLOWING ARE ROMAN MKON/.K.

08 A.D. Nero, Trajan and Marcus Aurelius. 2d br.
Very fair 4 pieces

117 A.D. Trajan. 1st br. One rev., via traiana. Poor

2 pieces

138 A. I). Hadrian. 1st br. Various heads and reverses.

Fair 4 pieces

101 A.D. Antoninus Pius. 1st br. Consecratio, Libertas,
♦fee., Reverses. Good 4 pieces

1st br. Reverses all different. Very fair 5 pieces

1st br. Various reverses. Very fair. 4 pieces

141 A.D. Faustina, Sr. 1st br. Different. Fair 0 pieces
180 A.D. Marcus Aurelius. 1st br. Sains at altar; Min-
erva holding owl, and Jupiter seated. Good. 4 pieces

1st br. Commemorating various victories, <fcc.

Very fair 5 pieces

lstbr. All different reverses. Fair to good 8 pcs.

1st br. All different. Fair 0 pieces

175 A.D. Faustina, Jr. lstbr. Salus, Juno. Consecratio,
<fcc. Good 4 pieces

1st br. Various reverses. Fair 7 pieces

192 A.D. Commodus. 1st br. Different reverses. And
one of Lucilla. Very fair 4 pieces

1st br. Different. And two Greek. 3d br. Poor

5 pieces

Mixed lot of 1st br. Various rulers. Fair 15 pieces

Victorious, Diocletian, ifcc. 3d br. And 2 counterfeits.
Poor to fine. One pierced 25 pieces

CNITKI) STATES (’ENTS.

1793. Wreath. Monoy. No. 7. Oxydi/.ed. Hair shows but
slight traces of wear. Fine
1793. Wreath. Rather poor

1793. Chain. Monoy. No. 3. Obv. much oxydi/.ed. Rev.
not bad; if cleaned would make a good cent

20

United States Gents.

/z/ 257
2 5 S
259

/ £2 260
/S- 261
J <H 262

// 263
J 6 264
265

3 U 266

/ qjr 267

W U 268

6>'A+ 269
3 i>~ 270
'? 271
Jd 272
6’ 273
33~ 274
6 275
/ / 7 276
7/2.277

J / £ 278

2. 4^ 279

3 U) 280
/O 281

3/ 282

! 0 283
L/y 284
3 285

£ 286
/ 4 K6“ 287
288
/ 289

/ 0J_ 290
^j-291
yo 292
/J 293

1794. Ob vs. barely fair. Rev. poor 4 pieces

1794. Obvs. scratched. Very fair 2 pieces

1794. Little corroded on head. Very good

1795. Thick planchet. About good

1795. Thin. Varieties. Barely fair 4 pieces

1796. Liberty cap, piece from edge of planchet. About tine

1796. Rather poor 3 pieces

1796. Fillet head. Fair and poor 6 pieces

1797. Rather poor 9 pieces

1797. Very fair indeed 2 pieces

1798. Hair shows but little traces of wear. Light olive.
Fine

1798. Trifle oxydized behind bust. Dark. Very good

indeed

1798. Varieties poor to fair 11 pieces

1800. At some time it was cleaned. Nearly good

1800. Varieties. Poor to fair 6 pieces

1801. About good

1801. Varieties. Poor to fair 6 pieces

1802. Very good

1802. Poor to fair 6 pieces

1803. Good color. Very fine indeed

1803. Varieties. Very fair 4 pieces

1804. Guaranteed,. Cracked die; edge battered. Fair

1804. Perfect die. Rather poor. Guaranteed

1805. Cleaned at some time, but has a good color; in spots

minute traces of corrosion. Very fine indeed

1805. Poor to nearly fair 6 pieces

1806. Very fair indeed

1806. Poor to fair 6 pieces

1807. Over 6. Very good indeed

1807. Corroded all over, but good

1807. Varieties. Poor to very fair 8 pieces

1808. Surface evenly oxydized. Well struck. Fine

1808. Poor to fair 6 pieces

1809. Very fair indeed

1809. Corroded. About fair

1809. Barely fair

1810. Misstrike. Good

1810. Varieties. One edge battered. Fair

3 pieces

United State* Cent*.

21

J 'Z 294

1811.

S To

295

1811.

S6

296

1811.

3 tro

297

1812.

J/3-

298

1812.

7

299

1812.

40'

300

1813.

30 1

1813.

JO

302

1814.

J'j'

303

1816.

304

1817.

3 » o

305

1817.

Very fair indeed

Over 10. Dark. About tine*

One edge battered. Poor to fair 6 pieces

Extremely fine. Dark. Desirable for any cabinet
Very tine indeed. Dark

Very fair 3 pieces

Very good. I )ark

Fair impressions 4 pieces

Varieties. Fair to nearly good 3 pieces

Cracked die. Uncirculated. Somewhat bright
One or two spots. Bright. I ncirculated
15 stars. Fronting face stars flat. Light olive. Ex-

tremely fine

X 306
UJ- 307
•4 308
3 3' 309
3 ^”310

// 311
^312
*?313
S3 314
70315

0 3 1 6

/ r 317

J^318
/A r 3 1 o

1817. 15 stars. Rather poor 3 pieces

1818. Cracked die. Bright. Uncirculated

1810. Over 18, nicked. Very good

1820. Cracked die. Partially bright. Uncirculated

1820. Perfect die. Nicked. Olive. Very tine

1821. Very fair 2 pieces

1822. Nicked and dark. But little circulated

1823. Dark. About good

1823. Fair impressions 3 pieces

1824. Oxydized. Barely circulated

1825. Varnished. Very good indeed

1826. Very good indeed

1827. Oxydized on the Rev. Strongly struck. Cleaned,
but has good color. Barely circulated

1830. Olive. Fine

ZO 320

1 83 1 .

£7 321

1 833.

{of 322

1834.

7 0 323

1835.

7d'324

1837.

Olive. Very good

Brick red. Very tine

Cracked die. Dark olive. Extremely fine

Small date and stars. Light olive. Fine

Beaded. Obv., Smeared. Rev., (ireenish olive.

3 '-2.325
/ 3j> 326
^7 0 327
/2j?32H
J'J'329
/fij- 330

1 ’ ncirculated

1 838. Uncirculated. W. A. R. scratched on Rev.

1839. Over 36. \rery fair indeed fi>r variety

1839. Booby head. Rood

1839. Head of 40. Very fine indeed

1840. Small date. Very fine
1840. Large date. About the same

Un itecl States Cents.

*>•>

/£ 331

1842.

Large dates. Very good

2 pieces

6 0 332

1843.

Date under point of bust. Good

/ 3 33

1846.

Dutch 6. Light olive. Uncirculated

6~0 334

1847.

Partially bright. Uncirculated

V2. 335

1848.

Lure/ e stars and date. Olive. Very tine

336

1849.

Smeared. Bright. Uncirculated

J~337

1849.

Very thin planchet. Blurred appearance.

Good

3 0 338

1850.

Uncirculated. Bright. Beautiful cent

2.J" 339

»o

<x>

r— l

Uncirculated. Partially bright

2 pieces

340

1852.

Uncirculated. Bright. Desirable

F 341

1852.

Extremely tine

3 pieces

J'J'342

1853.

Uncirculated. Bright. A beauty

/</ 343

1853.

Uncirculated. Bright. Rev. tritie smeared

/2. 344

1853.

Uncirculated. Partially bright

2 pieces

£5' 345

1854.

Partially bright. Uncirculated. Two small spots

Z6 346

1 855.

Straight 5’s. Bright. Uncirculated

/ 6 347

1856.

Large dates. Partially bright. Uncirculated

2 pieces

V5'348

1857.

Rough planchet. Small dates. Uncirculated.

Bright

Xl 349

1857.

Large and small dates. Good and tine

2 pieces

2. 350

1857.

Large date. Fine

J~ 351

1857.

Nickel. Uncirculated. Bright

>3 352

1858.

Same. About the same

2 pieces

353

1859.

Brillian t proof

3 354

1859.

Uncirculated

2 pieces

3 355

1860.

Uncirculated

2 pieces

/ 356

1861.

Uncirculated

3 vJ”35 7

1862.

Brilliant proof

-2.^358

1862.

Duplicate

<2,/ 359

1862.

Duplicates

4 pieces

^ 360

1862.

Uncirculated

4 pieces

361

1863.

Same

6 pieces

/ 362

1864.

Uncirculated

Z 363

1864.

Bronze. Uncirculated. Mostly bright

4 pieces

Z 364

1865.

Uncirculated

Z! 365

1866.

Brilliant proof

Z/ 366

1867.

Brilliant proof

/ if" 367

1868.

Brilliant proof

3 368

1868.

Uncirculated. Bright

6 pieces

/v5“369

1869.

Brilliant, proof

Z 370

1869.

Uncirculated. Bright

4 pieces

Half Cents and Two Cent Pieces.

23

2- 371

1870.

Same

yy 372

1871.

Blemished proof

2. 373

1872.

Uncirculated, 'ruining to olive

3 pieces

374

1873.

Bright. Uncirculated

2 pieces

/ 375

1874.

Brilliant proof

2~ 37G

1874.

Partially bright. Uncirculated

3 pieces

6~ 377

1875.

Bright. Uncirculated

- 378

1876.

I'neirculated. Partially bright

3 pieces

2- J‘379

1877.

li r ight . Uncirculated

2. 380

1878.

Same

4 pieces

Z- 381

1879.

Same

4 pieces

HALIT CL NTS ANI) TWO CENT

PIECES.

/ 382

1795.

Thin planehet. Slight nick on edge.

About tine

S 383

1795.

Thick planehet. Nicked on edge. Planehet not per-

feet in portions of hair. Mustache turning up on upper
up of Liberty head, struck there by the die, dividing line
between l and 7 of date. Rev. has scratch mostly across.
Dark. Very tine

3 384

180U

Poor to good

5 pieces

$ 0 385

1806.

Uncirculated. Bright. A little smeared

J~l386

1806.

Same. Trifle worse as to smear.

3 387

1807.

Poor to nearly good

5 pieces

3 388

1808.

Fair and good

2 pieces

3^ 389

1 809.

Fair to about tine. (1) Pierced

9 pieces

yz 390

1810.

Very fine indeed

Jl 391

1810.

About fair

2 pieces

392

181 1.

Dented by chin of liberty. Good

2/3~ 393

1828.

13 stars. Partially bright. Uncirculated

V^'394

1828.

12 stars. Dark. Good

U 395

1837.

Half cents worth, etc. Fine

-cO'396

1851.

1 ncireulat ed. Bright

32 397

1 856.

Elongated considerably. Very odd. About fine

398

1857.

1 'ncireulat cd. Bright

HO 399

1857.

Same

2 pieces

JZ 400

1857.

Same

3 pieces

o 401

Miscellaneous half cents. 1800 to 56. Also queer cent.

/ 6 402

Poor to extremely fine

21 pieces

1864.

Two cent pieces. Bright. Uncirculated

2 pieces

24

Colonial Coin and 1837 Tokens.

f 403
ZsN 404
Z 7 405

Z £> 406
2aV407
JO 408
Ji'409
/f 410
&Z 411
<2. 4 1 2
Zd 413
1 kO 414

Z ’.1~D 4 1 5

Z £T416

Z3jJ 417

d ^ 418

J9 419
/ NJ 420

It 421

2s f 422
Z/d~ 423
JZ 424
•2 2. 426
-2 2 426

<3 J— 427
3 7 428
3 Ojf 429

11 430
V J 431

1865. Same, Partially bright. Uncirculated 3 pieces

1867. Brilliant proof

1868. Brilliant proof

1869. Brilliant proof

1870. Brilliant proof

1870. Uncirculated. Bright

1871. Brilliant proof

1871. Uncirculated. Bri ght

1872. Brilliant proof
1872. Brilliant proof

1872. Very good

1873. Brilliant proof

COLONIAL COIN AN1) 1837 TOKENS.

1652. Pine tree shilling; in places much worn. Obv.
better than rev. Very fair

1652. Pine tree shilling. Indented. Edge a little clipped.
Cracked die. Good

1788. Massachusetts cent. Planchet a little streaked. Ex-
tremely fine

1786. Vermontensium. 8 trees, worn in field. Everything
but plow plain and distinct

1788. Vermon Auc. Double struck ; queer head. Good
1785. Auctori Connec. Crosby. No. 6, F. Driveling
Negro head. Piece out of planchet on rev. Extremely fine
1785. Same. No. 4. Rev. uncertain. Defective planchet.
Fine

1787. Same. No. 33. Second II. About fine

1787. Same. No. 32. X. Planchet defective. Very fine

1787. Duplicate. Very fair indeed
1 787. Same. No. 33. Z. Blurred rev. Fine

1787. Auctopi Connec. No. 40. Second I. Cleaned.
Very good

1787. Nova Cfesarea Maris. No. 63, r. Good
1787. Same. 62, q. Die not broken on rev. Very fair
Kentucky cent. Lettered edge. Shows a little original
color. Uncirculated

1785. Nova Constellatio. Script. Very fair

1794. Talbot, Allum and Lee. New York cent. Good

Eoreign Si/ rtf < 'oin.

J J'432
$ *5 '4 3 3
/ fa 434

/ 0_y 435

7 430
7 437
3 O 438

1/ 439

7 440

/ 3 44 J
3 7 442

^ /V443

Lo 444
2 I fV 445

Z/J) 440
) 7^0 447
448
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J »-2 450
•2. $2 45 I

6 IJ 452

3 $0 453

^*3~454
/ 455

1787. Georgius Triumphs. Oxydized. (rood
1783. Washington. I’nited States cent. ' Nearly good
1704. Payable at the Franklin Press, London. Barely
circulated

Mark Nevvbay, or St. Patrick farthing. Croshy. Plate III,
9. Edge clipped. Nearly good
Various Colonials. Poor to nearly good 40 pieces

Same. Includes poor chain cent. Same 39 pieces

1837. Tokens. A lot containing no duj/licates. Some
that, an very desirable. Good to uncirculated. 37 pieces
1837. No duplicates. Same. lair to extremely fine

34 pieces

1837. Tokens. Contains duplicates. None pierced.

Average condition 40 pieces

1837. Tokens. Duplicates. A trifle better 50 pieces

1837. Feuchtwanger cents. Good 3 pieces

FOREIGN SILVER COIN.

1047. Crown of Christian Frederick, for Mansfield, Knight
on horseback lancing dragon. Rev., Arms. Good
1 154 to 89. Henry II. penny. London. Good
1058. Commonwealth of England. Shilling. Edge clipped.
Very fine

1002. Crown Charles II. Rose under the bust. Good
1096. Crown William III. Good
1758. Georgius II. shilling. Very fine indeed
1787. Georgius III. shilling. Very fine
1804. Bank of England dollar. Good
1811. Georgius III. Dei Gratia Rex. Bank token. 3
shill. Strongly struck. Brilliant proof.

1804. Hank of Ireland Token. Six shillings. Strongly
struck. Beautiful , brilliant proof
1733. Ixlt of Man Silver Penny. Sans changer. Eagle
about to peck out brains of baby in cradle, that upon
ducal cap. Rev., Coat of arms (three leg's). Struck by
Duke of Athol. Uncirculated. Polished surface
(Quarter Pape, of Burma/i. Peacock standing with tail
spread. Burmese inscription. About fine
1796. /•'. Emmanuel d i Bohan. Double soWt. Knights of

Malta. Bust of Rohan in long wig. (Extremely fine.

26

/ 3 $ 456

457
Z 4 458
6/2 459
6/y 400
3 2- 461
/6 462

6 463

2. 464
^ 465

/ /£ 466
/ /_f~ 467

9/ 468

/ / J~409
^ 0~D 470

Z 6 "471
/J'472
£A'473
3 J 474
6 ~J 475

3 $ 476

Z1/^ 477

7 478
6 479
H- 480

> Silver and Base Money Proof Sets.

1871. Ein Thaler Iolnin, Koenig von Sachsen. The tcork-
manship tin the horse and rider upon the rev. of this coin
is superb. Uncirculuted. Lustre
1871. Prussia Yerinsthaler. Uncirculated. Lustre
1875. Prussia. 1 mark. Proof surface. Uncirculated
1865, 72. Silber Grochen. 1, Uncirculated 3 pieces
Silber Grochen. 2|. Various. Fine to uncirculated 4 pieces
1840. Bremen. 36 Grote. Uncirculated

1848. Austria. Ferd. 20 kreuzer. Rev., Virgin and child.
Semi proof

Rupee of India. Native characters. Good
Same. Characters are heavier. More ancient. Good
Rupee. Upon one side India characters ; Rev., Arabic
letters. Very good.

1836. Mexican dollar. Proof surface. Uncirculated
1835. Republica Boliviana dollar. Head and bust of
Bolivar. Fine

1849. 5 francs. Republic. Extremely fine

1871. Amadeo L, King of Spain. 5 pesetas. Very fine.
1881. Haiti. 1 gourde (dollar). Woman’s head right

with cloth over it. Rev., Coat arms Evidently French
workmanship. Extremely fine. Lustre.

An. 2 7. Boyer, President, Haiti dollar. Good

Haiti, 12 and 25 cents (2). Good 3 pieces

1824. tyjff dollar. Rio de la Plata. Head of sun. Good

Japan. Jtizebue. Extremely fine. Lustre

Japan. Same. Same

Head of Pope and fool. Rev., Heads of wise man and fool.
Good

Ten-cent pieces, Japan, Greece, Hong Kong, etc. Fine lot

9 pieces

Various five-cent pieces. Very fine 7 pieces

Honduras. Provisional. 2 reals. Good 3 pieces

Base money. Various. Poor to very fine 66 pieces

SILVER AND BASE MONEY PROOF SETS.

3 481

1862. Silver.

Brilliant proofs

7 pieces

6~£ * 482

1865.

Brilliant proofs

9 pieces

A 7 S' 483

1866.

Brilliant proofs

10 pieces

, . V) 484

1869.

Brilliant proofs

10 pieces

United Stutt$ Sitrer J folium.

6 ~l_J> 4 85 |K7:$. Silver, Brilliant proofs. Old style 10 pieces

H A) 486 1878. Brilliant proofs. Trade set 7 pieces

0 0 487 1874. Brilliant proofs 7 pieces

7^ 488 1877. Brilliant proofs. Contains the 20-cent

piece. The set is in a presentation case made for a proof
set of 1869 8 pieces

JyJ‘489 1880.

Brilliant proofs. Both dollars

8 pieces

/ 7^ 490 1864.

Base money set. Nickel and bronze cent

3 pieces

1 3_0 UM 1865.

Brilliant proofs

3 pieces

6 0 492 1867.

Brilliant proofs

4 pieces

/Jd~493 1868.

Brilliant proofs

4 pieces

i 0 494 1869.

Brilliant proofs

4 pieces

6^495 1870.

Brilliant proofs

4 pieces

7^ 496 1871.

Brilliant proofs

4 pieces

) [A +97 1872.

Brilliant proofs

4 pieces

Z fD 498 1873.

Brilliant proofs

4 pieces

3v>'499 1874.

Brilliant proofs

3 pieces

(=>° 500 1875.

Brilliant proofs

3 pieces

$~0 501 1876.

Brilliant proofs

3 pieces

02 1877.

Brilliant proofs

3 pieces

503 1878.

Brilliant proofs

3 pieces

504 1879.

Brilliant proofs

3 pieces

OO 505 1880.

Brilliant proofs

3 pieces

Z0 506 1881.

Brilliant proofs

3 pieces

•2A 507 1882.

Brilliant proofs

3 pieces

UNITED STATES SILVER DOLLARS.

“£'<'2? 508 1795. Flowing hair. Well struck. Fine
/ W 509 1795. Same. Good

^ ”Zi_ 5 1 0 1797. Six stars, facing. Trifle scratched. Fair
J £A 5ii 1798. Large eagle. Nicked and scratched. Good
/A4.512 1 79s. Rev. scratched. Nearly good
/ iA. 513 1798. Weakly struck. Very good
? 'A 514 1798. Nicked. Very good indeed

/ 515 1799 over 98. Nicked. Obv. very good. Rev. nearly so.

/ -Zj> 5 16 1799. Rev. strongly struck. Very tine
//J* 517 1799. I tev., blurred appearance. Fine
//£518 1799. Nicked. Good

/ 2. 0 5 1 9 1800. Nicked and scratched. Nearly good
/c/J'520 1808. Head much worn. Fair

28

United States Silver Dollars.

S 3 0 521

1836.

Nicked. Verg fine indeed. Desirable in this con-

diti

on

/ 0 S~ 522

1840.

Nicked. Good

/ 2^ 523

1841.

Same. Polished surface. Very line

/ Ojo 524

1842.

Same. Same. Very line indeed. Lustre

/ 0 5 25

1843.

Same. Very good

/ 7^ 526

1844.

Same. Fine

/ e>6 527

1847.

Same. Very line

/ rr528

1848.

Same. Nearly good

/ /£ 529

1849.

Same. Good

/ /j2 530

1850.

Same. Fine

3-LO 53 1

1850.

N. O. Strongly struck. One of the fifiest dollars of

this date and mintage that I ever saw. Desirable. Uncir-

culated. Lustre

/^jf 532

1853.

Fair impression

/ OJ- 533

1853.

Very fair. Beginning made to pierce it on rev.

7 2^7 534

1853.

Nicked. Good

/ 6^7 535

1853.

Same. Very good

/P-# 536

1854.

Pierced over 1 and 8; 54 much nicked. Very fair

6 2-T 537

1854.

Nicked. Fine

G 60 538

1855.

Same. Finer than the last

7 2^ 539

1855.

Same. Semi-polish. Very fine indeed

■t^P540

1856.

Same. Very fair

i/5'541

1856.

Same. Much better

•2-/5 "5 4 2

1856.

Same. About good

i ^ 543

1856.

Same. Very fine indeed

JL/J'5U

1857.

Same. About good

2.V 57~545

1857.

Same. Still better

J /) ~7 546

1860.

N. O. same. Very fine indeed

//£ 547

1861.

Small nicks. Extremely fine. Lustre

/ 6J 548

1863.

Nicked. Good

/V/7 549

1864.

Same. Very line

/ / ^ 550

1866.

Same. Very line indeed. Lustre

. J 55]

1867.

Extremely fine. Lustre

/«2, 5“ 552

1868.

Nearly same condition. Lustre

/ l 7 553

1869.

Trifling nicks. Semi-proof. Extremely fine

/ 554

1872.

Extremely fine. Lustre

/ 555

1873.

Trade. Very fine indeed. Lustre

/ £_7 556

1875.

San Francisco. Extremely line. Lustre

/ £_Z 557

1876.

Same. Nearly the same

//Z) 558

1877.

Liberty naked. Fairly done. Very fair

Silver II<df-J)ollars.

LL 63 559

"500
74 501
63 562

6 2~ 503

■3 564

373 565
63 566

7 63_ 567
3 '3' 568
/£3'569

7 2? 5 7 0
6 2.571

I £-3 572

l 3_0 573
£W574

72)575
576
/ 33 577
J~J-578
6 3 579
6 2. 580
75-581
6 3 582
6 3 583
63 584
3 "3 585
O 586
<£3" 587
73" 5 88
3*3“ 589
^ 3 "5 90

3T591

^592

SILVER HALF-DOLLARS.

1794. Worn fronting face ; also centre of rev. Date very
plain. Fair

1795. Nearly good impression

1795. Very fair «

1795. In places better than the last
1795. Date weak. Barely fair
1803. Large 3. Nearly good
1803. Both 3s. Fair and poor

1805. Nearly good

1800. Sharp 6. Cracked die. Extremely fine. Lustre

1806. Blunt 6. Good

1807. Head right, stars sharp. Very fine indeed. Lustre

1807. Duplicate. Fine

1807. Head left. Very fair

1808. Very fine indeed. Lustre

1809. Extremely fine. Lustre. A beauty

1811. Dot between 18 and 11. Stars Hat fronting face.

Very fine indeed. Lustre
1812 over 1 1. Very good

1814. Extremely fine. Lustre

1815. Obv. much worn. Barely fair
1817 over 13. Fair

1818. Extremely fine. Lustre

1819 over 18. Small 9. Very fine indeed. Lustre

1820 over 19. Fine

1822. Extremely fine. Lustre

1824. Extremely fine. Lustre

1825. Same

1826. Same

1828. Curled 2. Large date. Fine

1829 over 27. Very fine indeed

1830. Strongly struck. Uncirculated. Lustre

1832. Same

1833. Extremely fine. Lustre

1834. Large date. Rev., Small letters. Very fine , indeed.
Lustre

1834. Small date. Rev., Small letters. Extremely fine.
Lustre

30

Silver H< <lf -Dollars.

J~^-*593 1835. Fine impression

‘7*2 594 1836. Reeded edge. Obv. barely fair. Rev. poor

7 & 595 1836. Duplicate, same
3 LO 596 1836. Reeded edge. Good

3 597 1836. Reeded edge. Very good

3 Z-£_ 598 1836. Reeded edge. Very good, indeed

v5"\V599 1837. Stars all sharp. Uncirculated . Lustre
600 1838. Very line, indeed
3 <2 601 1839. Extremely fine. Lustre
O 602 1840. Large letters and eagle on rev. Minute nick on obv.

Very tine, indeed, for this variety. Desirable for any
cabinet

6 W 603

1842.

Large, Small and Medium dates. 1 N.

0.

Very

good

3

pieces

t>3~ 604

1843.

N. O. Very fine, indeed

73“ 605

1850.

Polished surface. Extremely fine

66 -606

1851.

Well struck ; trifle nicked. Very good

6 3 607

1851.

N. O. About the same

2

pieces

/ /J) 608

1851.

N. O. Nearly fine

2 609

1852.

Nearly good

6 l 610

1858.

N. O. No reeding on edge ; misstruck.

Very fair

3"i 611

1859.

Stars weak. Uncirculated

60 612

1859.

N. O. Uncirculated. Mint Bloom

33 613

1861.

San Francisco. Large S. Slight scratch.

Very

fine.

Lustre

Z fo6l4

1866.

Without in God we trust. Never saw a

better one

offered at auction. Very fine

J"J “615

1866.

Duplicate. Nearly good

6S" 616

1873.

Without arrows ; polished surface. Fine

617

1877.

San Francisco. Uncirculated. Lustre

6 618

1879.

Uncirculated. Lustre

70 619

1881.

Uncirculated. Lustre

Washingtons, Politicals, Etc.

31

WASHINGTONS,

POLITICALS, ETC.

1 'he followin'! lots were sent me at such a late date that 1 could
not well sort them out , therefore have bunched them. / am well
aware that some ought to be catalogued separate, as they are scarce
and rare. C\, Popper; W., White metal; N., Nickel- L., Lead ;
li., Iironze:

30 620

ZO 021
/ 0 022
S/^X 023

/V 624
/% 025

f 020

5' 028

7 629
7 630

£ 031
// 032

y. 633
7 2. 034
6 635

Ancient bronze head of a statuette. W c*l 1 patinated ; small.
Good

Old bronze seal of Bishop of Resbach, about 1000 A. I>.

Old seals. C., L., W. Very fair 5 pieces

Washingtons. Obv., His head. Revs., All different.
W., N. Sizes 20 to 28. Good 10 pieces

Various. All proofs but 3. Some beautiful peacock

bronze. Sizes 9 to 21. C., B. 11 pieces

Sage’s and Lovett’s Historical tokens. 5 peacock bronze
proofs ; 2 C. proofs V pieces

Various. Sage’s tokens, etc. .Mostly W. proofs. Sizes 10
to 20 11 pieces

Pierce, Fillmore, Bell, Seymour, etc. Some pierced. Mostly

proofs. 2 peacock bronze, W., C. Sizes 10 to 22

12 pieces

Hakrison, Clay, Scott. W. proofs but 1. Desirable.

Sizes 18 to 24 6 pieces

Harrison, Taylor, Scott, etc. C. 2 proofs. 2 pierced.

Sizes 15 to 20 6 pieces

Henry Clay. Various. 2 peacock bronze proofs. \V.,C.,B.

Mostly proofs. Sizes 10 to 24 11 pieces

George I>. McClellan. Various. Mostly W. proofs. 1
peacock bronze proof. 2 pierced. Sizes 10 to 22. 12 pieces
Aura ham Lincoln. Various. Some peacock bronze proofs.
VV., C. Mostly proofs. 3 pierced. Sizes 12 to 22

22 pieces

Jackson, Douglas, Greeley, etc. 0 W. proofs ; 0 C. Good.
Sizes 10 to 24 12 pieces

U. S. Grant. Various. All proofs but one. 1 pierced ;

2 peacock bronze. Sizes 12 to 25. Desirable lot 20 pieces
Hayes, Tilden, Greeley. Various. W., etc. Some
pierced. Sizes 10 to 20. 1 pen, 1 broom. Fine. 10 pieces

32

Washingtons , Politicals, Etc.

^ 636 James A. Garfield. Various. 1 in hard rubber. 1 pea-
cock bronze, 3 pins, etc. ; 3 pierced. Mostly proofs. 10 pcs.
& 637 James A. Garfield. Full length figure; gilt. By pressing
the thumb upon the heel and finger upon head, hand and
arm comes out in front and devil’s tail in rear. Extremely
fine

5 638 Major-General Hancock. Various. 7 pins, 3 medals ; 1

pierced. Sizes 12 to 20. Fine lot 10 pieces

<3 639 Major-General Hancock. Same in all respects as lot 637

J 640 Continental Currency Seal. Various varieties. C., B. Size
24. Very fine 3 pieces

3 641 Colfax, etc. Various. W., B., B. Sizes 17 to 24. Mostly
proofs 5 pieces

3 642 Temperance and T. A. B. Medals. 1, Father Burke ; 4
pierced. Some proofs. Sizes 15 to 28. W., C. 11 pieces
643 Centennials. Goshorn in wood, (two) Minute Man, Lib-
erty Bells, etc. 1 peacock bronze proof ; pins; 1 French
Republic to American brethren, etc. ; some shells. 7
pierced. W., C., B. and gilt. Sizes 12 to 40. Mostly
proofs 40 pieces

3 644 Centennials. Anniversary of J. C., etc. W. proofs. Two

varieties. Sizes 1 7 63 pieces

/ /) 645 Masonic and Society Medals. Washingtons ; 1 peacock
bronze proof ; 1, I cannot tell a lie. Some of foreign ; 2
pierced. B., C., W. Most all proofs. Sizes 12 to 32

18 pieces

/ 646 Musical Medals. W., B. 1 pierced. Proofs. One shape
of a Russian cross. Sizes 18 to 32 4 pieces

V O 647 Shooting Festivals, Creedmoor, etc. W., B. Mostly proofs.
Sizes 16 to 26 6 pieces

/O 648 Sporting Medals, etc. W., C., B., B. Mostly proofs. Sizes
18 to 26 10 pieces

vV 649 Exhibition Medals. Various. No duplicates. Mostly W.

proofs. Sizes 18 to 28 16 pieces

JkV'650 Head and bust of Stonewall Jackson, by Caque. Rev.,
Names of battles. W. or tin proof. Size 32

/d"651 Bombardment of Sumter and battle between Merrimack
and Monitor. C. proofs 2 pieces

Washington#, Political s, Etc.

33

-2. <5 052

3/> 053

3 054

/ 2. 055
2. / 050

057
3 O 058

0 <LP 659

*t

‘ J ft&O

0 P

u 601

V 662

6 (5, 603
Jlrh

2*3 004

21st Reg. N. .T. S. Vol., presented by citizens of Bergen, etc.
Obv., State arms within circle of stars. B. Extremely
fine. Size 22

John Brown. “ Marching Along.” Head and bust. Rev.,
Man hanging “Give me Liberty or give me Death,” 1859.
W. proof. Size 20

Anti-Rebellion Medals. Jeff Davis Hanging; Long may it
Wave; Fireman’s medal, etc. 7 C. and gilt, 3 \\\ Mostly
proofs. Sizes 12 to 26 10 pieces

Wing Chess-men. Red; from Siam. 1A in. long. Fine

S pieces

Antique Playing Cards. 1 4th Century. Ivory carved, like
lace; from the Dresden Museum. Very odd. Various
shapes. Very fine 11 pieces

First Seal of the U. S. Patent Office, 1795 ; soon after it was
established. Paper

British Tax Stamp of 1795 on papers; 1 shilling and six-
pence. This is similar to that which caused the Revolu-
tion in America, as the people wouldn’t pay it

Collection of Postage Stamps from about 70 countries; many
old issues. No duplicates. Some uncanceled. 400 pieces

Collection of l\ S. Rev. Stamps. Beautiful specimens ; all
different 83 pieces

Collection of U. S. Match, Medicine and Playing-Card
Stamps ; all different 77 pieces

Collection of IT. S. old Beer, Tobacco and Cigar Stamps,
“one-third bbl.,” “500 imported,” etc. Dealers’ Licenses
for '74. ’">, ’6. Some valuable stamps. No duplicates

60 pieces

Foreign Rev. Stamps. Many embossed. Some duplicates

325 pieces

Duplicate Stamps. Counterfeits of rarities, reprints, etc.

lnO pieces

Coupons representing £815 of Bradford Coal and Iron Co.
and Watertown and Mad. R.R. Signed but unpaid

31 pieces

BOOKS, PRICED CATALOGUES,

Uji 666 1869. Dickenson’s American Numismatic Manual. Quarto,
cloth. Fine

34

Books, Priced Catalogues, <£•<?.

t"1 **-' I 667

/ 668
&0 669
Jd'670
/ 0 671

3J~672

/ 673

674

675

/ 0 676
Y 677
678

7 679
680

^^681
■L 682

-1^ 683
'Car*-*

1639. Genealogia et series Serenissimorum and Potentissi-
morum, Austrire, Ducura, Archiducum Regum et Im-
peratorum, eorumque illustriss, coniuguni, et Liberorum
Y triusque sexus. From Julus Cassar tc Ferdinand II.,
1627. Author, Octavio de Strada A. Rosberg, antiquario,
Francofurti. Contains 395 pages of representatives of
coins of Roman Emperors who were connected with
Germany. Quarto, leather. Covers defective

Collection of Catalogues. A number illustrated. No du-
plicates. Many desirable; all clean 125 pieces

Catalogue of Saafelder collection, 1878. With 2 plates of
line ancient coins.

Jan. 19 to 23, 1863. Catalogue of Haines collection, with
printed prices 2382 lots

1862. Bangs, Merwin, Cogan. March 25,26; May 25, 26

2 pieces

1862. Finotti. Printed prices. Nov. 11 to 14

1864. McCoy, May 17 to 21. Covers defective

1873. Chubbuck, Parmelee. June, February 2 pieces

1874. Hazeltine, Jan. Woodward, Feb. Cogan, Nov.

3 pieces

1875. Cogan, March, May, Oct. 1 poor cover 3 pieces

1876. Cogan, June, Oct. Strowbridge, June, Oct. 4 pcs.

1877. Cogan, 4. Scott, 2. Haines. Hazeltine. No du-
plicates. One has plates. 1 cover bad 8 pieces

1878. Cogan, 4. Woodward, 2. Scott, 3. Antinelli.

Ilarzfeld. Cook, Boston. Holland and Root in lot. No
duplicates 12 pieces

1879. Woodward, 2. Hazeltine, 2. Frossard, 2. Chap-
man. Cogan. Scott. Ilarzfeld. No duplicates 10 pieces

1880. Woodward, 4. One is the Haines Oct. sale. Fros-
sard. Chapman. No duplicates. 6 pieces

1863 to ’81. Unpriced catalogues. One, 63, part of Li-
brary of George Washington. Mostly from ’78 to ’81.
No duplicates 80 pieces

1866-7. First 12 numbers of American Journal of Numis-
matics. Paper. Fine

Miscellaneous. Bills and fractional currency of the South-
ern States during the war. Poor to fine 100 pieces

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